No internet, day to day.
Day-to-day processing does not depend on an outside AI service. Updates need a connection. Questions are answered on the box, from material on the box or on your network. The other things that can cross the wall are the ones you choose: a cloud-hosted source, or a cloud identity provider for sign-in. Availability is measured for each installation under the support terms you agree. This page lists every one.
What crosses the wall, and when.
SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive
Only if you connect one. You decide which, and how often it is read over a connection to that service.
Updates to the box
Updates need a connection. When they are applied is agreed for your deployment.
Sign-in, if you use a cloud identity provider
At sign-in, through single sign-on. It needs a connection to that provider.
Stays inside
- Questions and answers are always processed on the box, not sent to an outside AI service.
- Documents uploaded to the box always stay on it.
- Sources on your network, such as file shares, databases and business systems, are read in place as often as you set.
- Sign-in through a directory on your network stays on your network.
- Stored documents, the index, conversation history and the audit log are encrypted at rest. History is kept as long as your retention settings say.
It is not an air gap.
Updates need a connection.
Put local AI to work where it matters most.
Bring your network rules to the consultation. We map them against this page before anything is installed.